Tennessee season ends again in the elite eight this time in super duper lops out of fashion.

What went wrong for Tennessee against Michigan?

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Hey, what's up everybody? Happy Sunday evening. Welcome into it. Tennessee Falls 95-262 to Michigan,

the top seat in the Midwest region. Michigan in the NCAA tournament, the Elite 8. Tennessee

bows out in the Elite 8 for the third straight season.

We'll be talking to you about it here in the next 15, 16 minutes here on locked on balls. I'm your host, Eric Kane. I appreciate you guys for being here. A big shout out to our friends over at Mazda. Like our players, we're driven by the details. Highlights make the real, but the work behind them makes it count. Stay tuned for this week's moving of the game for the all new Mazza CX5.

More to move every side of you. Tennessee Falls again lopsided fashion, 95 to 62. I mean, it was a,

yeah, man, it was a 210 run in the first half and that's all she wrote. Two things.

My two biggest takeaways from this game 21-0 run

in the first half it was over and the way the officiating was in the first 10 minutes of this game

holy crap really the first half oh my goodness man i mean again it was it felt like it was more

towards tennessee, because Tennessee was

impacted more. But I mean, Felix Sopar picked up two fouls before he could even like, you know,

run down the court. And I mean, the foul trouble was just incredible for Tennessee. Felix

Sopara had three first half fouls. You know, a couple other guys had, you know, Native Men had two first half foul. Shailen Carey had two first half fouls. He had a technical as well. That came later in the game. Tennessee, again, you know, had a lot of foul issues, foul trouble there in the first half. And, you know, what was so great about Tennessee's run here to the elite aid in this? And of course, you had Jacoby Gillespie.

Of course, you had Nadia Menn doing his thing. But the front court was phenomenal, right? What you were getting from Felix O'Para, what you were getting from Jalen Carey was really, really great. And they just kind of took all that out of their hands in this game. Mark Parre did finish with 10 points in this game, seven rebounds, eight points there for Jalen Carey. But, you know, Felix, or excuse me, J.P. Estrella in this game, finished with seven points. He didn't run into foul issues, you know, pretty much at all. But, you know, the front court is what's really been dynamic and fun about this

run for Tennessee. And it was almost just a complete non-factor in this game. Jacobi Gillespie did his thing, 21 points, not very efficient shooting the basketball, obviously, 8 to 22 from the field, 4-13 from downtown. Nate and Matt was a non-factor. It felt like, you know, I actually had five fouls, 2 of 12 from the field,

seven points in this game,

six rebounds, you know, I actually had five fouls, two or 12 from the field,

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